More Bugs                                      

Hey folks, it's stink bug time again- local lore has it that is you come into contact with their excrement you will go blind this fellow was at the entrance to a cave where I sheltered in the pouring rain yet another flatid bug Tree hopper (with horns)-Hemiptera Membracidae
  another flatid bug disguised as cake decoration Dinidoridae Pentatomidae

 plant hopper (Ricaniidae)

Lophopidae Coreidae (Squash bug) Nymph Scutelaridae Nymph launch pad courtesy of Tony Ball
Reduviidae Cicadellidae (leaf hopper) Spittle bug (Hemiptera Cercopidae) Cicadellidae (leaf hopper)
Lophopidae Cercopidae   Lophopidae

Assassin bug (Reduviidae)  find out more

Coreidae Tessarotomidae Nymph  possibly Amissus testaceous  last instar
       
Pygoplatys auropunctatus (Tessaratomidae) Heteroptera Plataspididae   Heteroptera Miridae if this is not a beetle I'll pack this in and take pictures of girls in bikinis - oh no, it's Cydnidae (Heteroptera) !! better pack my sunglasses.. (thank you, Jérôme

this large beetle was doing his best to hide from the camera-you've got to be smarter than that, fella (the bug has the last laugh- these are not beetles but shieldback bugs (scutelleridae)!

spittle bug nymph- they make the spit by mixing a fluid with air and expelling it from their anus!   Aphrophoridae
Pyrrhocoridae Tree hopper -Hemiptera Membracidae Cercopidae Cercopidae
Cercopidae Pentatomidae or Urostylidae (Urostylis ??)
 
  Pentatomidae or Urostylidae (Urostylis ??)
  another assassin bug waiting for prey Ancyra sp (Eurybrachidae) Berytidae Nymph

bugs frolicking (Tessaratomidae)

Cicadellidae (Leaf-hopper)

Cercopidae (Frog-hoppers)

Lygaeidae

Homoptera Cercopidae

Homoptera Achilidae

Homoptera Derbidae

 

Pentatomidae Catacanthus incarnatus Drury

 
 

Are these two possibly related ?

 
 

Lohita grandis

       
       
  Pyrops viridirostris Lygaeidae  
  plant hopper (Ricaniidae)    
Ricaniid Plataspidae family  
       
Cicadellidae (leaf hopper) Cercopidae Reduviidae (Assassin bug), Heteroptera  
bug at rest then taking off    
       
       
   
       

Thanks to Jérôme Constant, Dick Kaae, Gabor Keresztes, Philippe Magnien, Alessandro Marletta and Colin Raper for help with the id's

The mistakes are all my own work